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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1924)
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1924 . BOB-OP IN VISITOR HER E Arthur S. Rudd Talks to Ro- tarians About' Pendle-- ton's Big Show " The civic organizations of Pen dleton want Salem to know that folks of, the Cherry City will be made mighty welcome at "the 15th annual Pendleton Round-up Sep tember 18, 19, 20.: -so they haYe sent Arthur S. Rudd. civic repre sentative, down to the Capital city to extend an invitation to the bis cowboy show. He spoke Wednes day noon at the Salem Rotary club. " ' ; Mr. Rudd has Just completed a tour of the entire west for the Round-up and he predicts that hundreds of the people who will attend the Round-up from neigh bdring states will . later visit the Willamette valley. 'This means that Salem must Join with , Pendleton in helping 'Cell these visitors this section of the West," the Roundrup worker told the Rotarians yesterday., ' "The Pendleton Round-up is no longer Pendleton's little show. It is now Oregon's great amusement, offering to the world. We want Salem and other" cities of this 1 i a i z You May Be Afflicted ETT FS may exist for years before they ' iTHtiifwt tnv aroreci&ble svtnDtoms. t et, if pre scnt they dissipate the nerve force and undermine the health. The old theory that Piles necessitate a argical 'operation- has been so coro jpletely disproved by my iofi surgical treatment that 1 GUARANTEE to cure ny case of Files cs.refund the patient's fee. Writ tday for my FREE book en Pile and other Rectal and Colon CI r : DHAN, MlXInc H-OWCSm. COCKT HOUSi '"THIS CI WN WWtTtKtO " ' "I state to feel the same pride in the creation of the world's -greatest frontier show that we feel," ' he said.. - ; - . r '. ,- The visitor found a lively inter est here in - the Round-up. Rapid rail connections, good " road's be tween Salem and. Pendleton, and a growing interest in 'things wild west' will mean that Salem will be well represented this year In; the big rodeo grandstand. , "Hoot" Gibson, in o vie star, will take part iu .the show this year. The contest for the Roosevelt buckaroo trophy also is expected to attract wide attention. A. O. Booth, of New York City, of the international committee, finance bureau of the YMpA. also spoke briefly at the luncheon. Mr. Booth told of financial conditions throughout! the! country. ; While these, are "spotted," .there is no danger of the nation going broke and the speaker exhibited an op timistic attitude toward condi tions in general. There will al ways be depressions, he held, but while one portion of the country is suffering other sections are en joying prosperity. Mr. Booth heid that the greatest things in Ameri ca are not the product but the man himself who conceives the product. " f t DOES NOT BELIEVE 1 ' DOGS ARE NUISANCE (CnUnud. from page 1) porter to not mention it, but the writer knows that his dogs have been employed in the suburbs of Salem to help rid. neighbors of chicken stealing and calf killing varmints, j ' There arises "the question: Can a manwho Is a lover of good dogs, who keeps them in a manner pro vided, in the city ordinances, and who takes care to see that they are in iiofway offensive to his neighbors, be deprived of the right ta have his own dogs on his own property? if There are a lot of lovers of good dogs in Salem who will say he has this right; and If not, then no one who owns 1 a 4og-: in Salem wUI have .such a right. . There are a lot of very good people In Salem who Will be ready to contend that they have such a right. There are numerous women here, whose hus bands are obliged to be away from home a good Ideal of the time, who feel safe Jin keeping , watch dogs for their protection. v ' Hay . -PORTLAND,! Sept. 3. Hay un changed, j i , SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3. Re ceipts:'Hay Hi tons; unchanged. Selling for cash means no bad debts. It means also that you do not pay an. added pspfit to; cover hire of extra, bookkeepers and bill collectors. 1 Our cash basis is a safe-guard to all of os. - A credit merchant carries two stocks of goods. One in the store, the other scattered among his customers. We defy any merchant in Salem doing a credit business to sell groceries at as small a margin of profit as we do. The following prices mean a substantial saving to every customer ; - r DrentlW T--' --' m ft oauess, large boxes St PSGar9 t Dost - Ualley , 11.gffi :Snsndr if t Siiorteiiibg ; ' ' 2s . . . 49c 4s . . 94c i 8s . . . $1.80 lid : "Best Blue Rose" j OK SG3. 3 Lbs. for . .1 !. . .,m &Gsi Jai; Cljasssi ' . Pints . 73c Quarts . 93c V2 Gallons . $1.23 We Pay 36c! (Cash) for Fresh Eggs Today Fresh Meat Vegetables I Groceries COD NOETH COMMERCIAL STREET rT-nni ; 1 Low Prices DEFENSE TEST 60116 STB Fifty-One Oregon Cities and - Towns Have Completed! Plans for Day A report of Defense Test head- Quarters made to Governor Pierce shows that 51 Oregon towns have formulated their detailed plans for Defense day. Septmeber 12. "All indications are that ; the day will be a tremendous success," the governor said, after checking over the r work that the . special coibmittee has done. "The' re sponse , is only what, can,; be ex pected of a state as intensely patriotic as Oregon. This state will never be found remiss or in different in any patriotic duty to our nation." r Oregon cities and towns now listed) for observance ot Defense Test day are: Ashland, Medford, Eagle Point, Grants Pass, Bandon, Roseburg, Oakland, Xfarshfield, Reedsport, Cottage Grove, Eugene. Junction City, Newport, Toledo, Philomath, Corvallis, Lebanon, Albany, Scio, Jefferson. .Monmouth. Dallas, Sa lem, SUverton, Woodburn. Mc Minnville. Tillamook, " Estacada, Oregon City, West Linn, Port land, Gresham, llillsboro, Forest Grove, Astoria. St. Helens, fScap poose. The Dalles. Du fur. Wasco, Bend, Maupin, Pilot Rock,! Peu dleton.i Umatilla, .Freewateri, Mil ton, Island 'City, Baker, Jordan Valley, Prineville. v j N. P.' Mclnturff. ' attorney t'f Portland and. a 'reserve corps of ficer, was the first to send in a completely filled enrollment! form, and receivedl commendation frora headquarters. He sent In five times the number of names asked for, his total enrollment of one- day volunteers being 50. Dried Fruit NEW YORK, Sept. .Evapo rated apples nominal; prune of fers small; apricots and peaches firm, j f' - ' 'I , ' ASHY OF Tl K IK LTollette Forces Seek Cam. paign Contributions From Laboring Classes WASHINGTON.1 Sept. 3. Trade union organizations throughout the country were called upon to day by the Ameriaan Federation of Labor's national non-partisan political campaign 'committee to do their utmost for the success of the La Follette-Wheeler ticket. ,"X call to. actlon.'V signed by Samuel Gompers, Frank Morrison, James O'Connell, Thomas A. Rick ert, Matthew Woll and Martin F. Ryan, the six members of the i committee 'appealed for contribu tions of money and the immediate formation of local campaign or ganizations. "The American federation of labor," said the appeal ''purpose to engage In this campaign with its full resources. , j"Our contributions must come from, the rank and file- Our bat tle is the battle of the people and it, roust be financed by the people. We haye neither the desire nor the Opporunity to avail ourselves of we pay cash fou ; : your and tools Capital Hardware Cz. Furniture Co. Best Prices Paid 285 N. Coral SU Phone 217 the large contributions of the vest ed Interests. 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